and emailed it to all my (nonexistant) 30,000 farcebook friends, my biggest problem would be being (perhaps rudely) unfriended by many of them, and likely trolled by a few angry agnostic/atheists. Yeah whatever.
One problem i would not have to deal with is: lawyers. That is, if the text i had sent was from the regular (not the new) King James Bible. If i lived in England (Canada or Australia, not sure of) then i would have to get permission from the crown/government, i guess. (And the American colonies said nuts to all that...) But typing out from any other version of the Bible, even just a fraction of a chapter, and emailing that to a mere 300 of your internet pals...that could spell "copyright violation."
On the inside cover of one of those newFANGled bibles, i read the part about reproducing the text in any form...yikes. Sounds like a buncha sno-flakes just spoiling to wage a legal battle. Over what? On some preacher who copies a mere three or four verses on an overhead transparency for his Sundsy service. Or worse ;/ printing off a few verses onto a few tracts to give out to people at the train station, where he catches the commute bus.
Speaking of which, godda get ready for work.
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